Sentence examples for comedy content from inspiring English sources

As far as the comedy content goes: well, to quote a well-known song, it's a little bit funny.

Once a niche choice for viewers seeking movies outside the Hollywood mainstream — IFC stands for Independent Film Channel — IFC now wants to be known for original comedy content.

Comedy content has already overtaken news as the most popular video category on the internet and this is good news for film makers, sketch writers and everyone in between.

Jack Black is creating a raft of comedy content specifically for the internet, including a possible Tenacious D animated web series, as the US actor believes such "nuggets" lend themselves well to online video and mobile formats.

Our bigger aims are around building a centre of excellence for comedy in the UK, bringing together people from across the media sector and making fresh new comedy content which can be viewed across many different platforms.

He will commission original comedy content for a new entertainment site that Comedy Central said would feature "a variety of funny videos, lists, quizzes and articles featuring big name celebs" alongside clips of shows from Comedy Central programmes in the UK and US.

The problem is that "Delta," as much as any so-so Hollywood romantic comedy, seems content to live inside the bubble of its limited ambitions.

Are there audience members turning up expecting network TV style comedy and content?

Director David Fincher followed the immensely successful neo-noir Seven (1995) with a film that developed into a cult favorite after its original, disappointing release: Fight Club (1999) is a sui generis mix of noir aesthetic, perverse comedy, speculative content, and satiric intent.

This is macho, cock-of-the-walk comedy, the unadventurous content of which (masturbating while his wife's out; slumming it in economy class) is usually elevated by Chappelle's exuberance and instinct for the outrageous.

Mr. Lane's decision to undertake this big, tricky part (I am tempted to say nigh-impossible part) is an inspiring signal that this fine actor, who has made his reputation mostly in comedy, is not content to rest on his laurels.